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Inspirations

Face of Jesus appears on building

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Believers say that the face of Jesus has appeared on the side of a building which houses the Mayho Chinese takeout restaurant in Sunderland, northeast England. via Hungeree
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Design

Heated butter knife

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Spread that pat of butter properly with the first heated knife which melts and slathers solid fat into a spreadable paste. The blade heats up with a press of the button on the handle, giving the toast-eater a handy way to have buttered bread without much of a hassle. via Hungeree
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Design

Anti-Cheating Ring leaves a mark

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The ‘Anti-Cheating Ring’ by thecheeky.com imprints the word ‘MARRIED’ on a wearer’s finger to remind him/her of his/her relationship status. via Hungeree
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Art

Peinture (Etolie Bleue) sold for US$36.90 million

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Spanish artist Joan Miro’s masterpiece ‘Peinture (Etolie Bleue)’ (1927) sold at auction for US$36.90 million (£23.5m / €29.3m) in a sale handled by Sotheby’s in London on June 19, 2012. Four bidders escalated the price for the painting to make Peinture the most expensive work sold in London this year. via Hungeree
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Nature

The E.Tree

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A gnarled old tree located in Danbury Lakes Country Park in Essex, UK, bears a passing resemblance to Steven Spielberg’s E.T. (Extra-Terrestrial) from the 1982 movie. The tree could also pass for Gollum from the Tokien’s ‘The Hobbit.’ via Hungeree
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Art

‘Chair’ by Allen Jones

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British artist Allen Jones’ controversial ‘Chair’ is on display at the Kunsthalle Tübingen art museum in Tübingen, Germany, during a preview on June 14, 2012. A new exhibition featuring his work at the museum runs from June 16 to September 16, 2012. via Hungeree
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Technology

Robo Fish swim the waters at Tokyo toy show

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Toy clownfish called ‘Robo Fish’ by Takara Tomy are demonstrated inside an aquarium at the International Toy show in Tokyo, Japan, on June 15, 2012. via Buzzaurus
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Design

Hungarian builds motorcycle out of wood

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A Hungarian tractor driver named Istvan Puskas wears a Viking helmet and stands next to his wooden motorcycle in Tiszaors, Hungary, on June 14, 2012. Puskas took two years to construct the working vehicle from pieces of firewood and the bike runs on standard gasoline. via Hungeree
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Technology

Farm paints QR code on cow

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A cow named ‘Lady Shamrock’ at the Southfields dairy farm in Somerby, Leicestershire, bears a QR code on its flank which passersby can scan to access a website which details the farm’s operations, its dairy cows, and how milk get to your dining room table. via Buzzaurus
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Photos

The skeleton of a vampire?

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A 700-year-old skeleton found with an iron rod embedded in its chest cavity appears on the viewing screen of a journalist’s camera at the National History Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria, on June 14, 2012. The skeleton is one of two discovered by archaeologists in Bulgaria and local media has been reporting that rods were once shoved through the chests of suspected vampires to prevent them from emerging from the grave as a member of the bloodsucking undead. The skeleton will be available for viewing to the public on June 16, 2012. via Buzzaurus
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